Pigs in the North test positive for swine flu

A herd of pigs in the North has tested positive for swine flu.

Pigs in the North test positive for swine flu
Fri, 18 Sep, 2009 - 12:26

A herd of pigs in the North has tested positive for swine flu.

The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has said tests on a batch of piglets submitted by a private veterinary practice on September 11 have tested positive for the virus.

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